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Work got suspended today due to bad weather, and I wanted to take advantage so here I am, waving my hands. I haven't mentioned that I had my birthday (I turned 25 seventeen days ago) and it's only now that I'd be able to construct an entry related to my name day. Hi, GOT fans! Anyway, it's my silver year and I thought I'd share with you what I've learned in life so far:
..but just to manage expectations, this definitely won't be preachy!
You'll never realize the importance of sleep until you're part of the working force. My mom would always order us to take naps during the afternoon when we were still kids and it's one of my most hated chores back then. I would pretend that I've already fallen asleep, even going as far as brushing my teeth as if I really just woke up.
Throwing unnecessary and unused stuff makes life easier. I'm one of the most sentimental person you can ran into, and I used to keep everything in my shelf — letters, movie tickets, flowers, school notes even, etc. Until I ran out of space and was forced to give up some of the stuff, and from then on, I realized that I don't have to keep the physical item, I just need to remember them.
There's more to music than pop. I used to watch music channels when I was in high school and made sure that I memorized the lyrics of every song that's on top of the charts. When I got older, my ears got exposed to indie/folk/whatever music and I appreciated life more and looked at it in a different perspective.
Letting your upper teeth touch your lower lip produces a natural smile. Yes. Try it!
Lose weight first before going to the gym. Of course exercise helps you lose weight, but the reason why you won't see the difference right away is because 1) it doesn't happen overnight, and 2) the fats are being converted to muscles so I'd suggest you go on a diet first. Although I'm not in the position to suggest anything weight loss-related because obviously, I'm one who needs to lose weight.
Chocolates really are a girl's best friend. I'm not much of a sweets person but lately I'm learning to love chocolate and it's really goooood.
Not everything that the elderly says are true. Recalling whatever I heard from them over the years, I realized that not all are true. We kids can experiment and learn on our own.
You can't totally forget. Yes you may at some point but I say that the memories just sleep. Once a thing related to the memory crosses your mind, you will remember everything again.
Everyone has a soft spot. There are some people who are known to be strict and serious but I tell you, they got their soft spots too. You just have to figure out what those are and you'll be friends in no time!
Life has its own pace. It's true that everything has its timing, and no one knows the right time but life itself. You just have to believe!
Dreams do come true. They really do.
The world is beautiful. It truly is!
You can always make time for everything. Some wonder how some people can juggle work, school, their hobbies and passions with only 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. After college, I realized that it's really possible, you just have to decide what's important to you and if you're willing to invest time for it.
DSLR is not photography. I'd like to believe that I'm starting to learn to how to take good photos and I don't own a DSLR, not even planning to get one for myself soon. So yes, it's truly about having an eye for it!
Food is fun. I never thought of food being fun but when I started working and had the cash to splurge, I tell you, a big chunk of my expenses goes to food!
High school does end. I always wondered how people came up with these sayings because I never felt the same about high school. It was just a phase in life that I had to go through because I couldn't get away from it.
A car is a want, not a need. Well, that's just for me. I know that public transportation here in our country is bad and really needs a lot of improvement but I realized that having a car is more expensive and would entail a lot of maintenance. Not saying that I don't want to have one though!
You can always make money but you can't always make memories. I've been living up to this mantra for a while now and though I know that I have to control my expenses and start saving, I still think that it's okay to see it this way.
It's not about the money, money. Indeed. What can money do for me when I'm alone?
Enough is enough. In all aspects. When you're done, be done and move on.
An office job is not superior to a skill job. I realized recently that I don't want to grow old doing an office job. It would actually be my pleasure to work as an apple picker, a cashier or a letter stamper in the future!
Being rich does not only mean lifestyle. Seriously, that definition of being rich is superficial. There is wealth in almost anything, you just have to know where to look.
Mainstream is not cool. It's just not.
Age is just a number. I always thought that being in the twenties is old enough for you to be independent, to be capable of anything, to get married and so on. But now that I've reached this age myself, I say that there's still so much more to know, learn and experience.
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Optimists thank EHF for donation
I express thanks to the Environmental Health Foun-dation, which on Thursday, October 30, 2014 handed over a cheque valued at $100,000 to the Optimist Club of Kingston Central.
The club, trying to live up to the motto 'Bringing out the Best in Kids', has embarked on a fundraising venture to erect a ceiling bed at the Arnold Road Methodist Basic School. The donation is the first amount received towards this venture.

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Five Crucial Questions for Every Sermon to Raise and Answer
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These questions will help solidify your purpose and guide your sermon development. They will also help you follow the "Grand Redemptive Storyline" of Creation (God) ? Fall ? Redemption ? Sanctification.
1) What does this text teach about God and His character and ways? This question is intentionally theological and God focused. It is the first question you should always ask in sermon development. This question looks for the "vision of God" in the text.
2) What does this text teach about fallen humanity? This question naturally follows number one, and it should always follow number one. It will keep us from being man-centered or anthropocentric in our preaching. Bryan Chappell speaks of the "Fallen Condition Focus" (FCF).
3) How does this text point to Christ? This is central in the sermon construction process and therefore we locate it "under the bridge" to support the entire structure.
This is not a novel idea. The church fathers were thoroughly Christocentric in their preaching. After all, they got it from the apostles, and they got it from Jesus. Jesus teaches us in Luke 24 that all of Scripture is about Him—all of it. In John 5:39, He says the Scriptures testify of Himself.
4) What does God want my people to know? Every exposition of Scripture will have a knowledge element. There will be biblical and theological content.
5) What does God want my people to do? Doing follows knowing. Having immersed my people in God's word as to what says and means, I will now craft an action plan that paves a clearly marked road for obedience. If we answer the knowledge question but fail to follow up with an outlet for concrete and specific action, our people will become confused and frustrated. Our goal is to make disciples of Jesus who will think and act with a Christian worldview. People who do not think like Jesus will not act like Jesus, and people who do not act like Jesus are not really thinking like Jesus.
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Dr. Eric Anthony Grollman's research interests center on medical sociology and social psychology, with particular attention to race and ethnicity, gender, social class, sexualities, and research methods. Their primary line of research examines the impact of prejudice and discrimination to the health, well-being, and worldviews of marginalized groups. In much of their research, Dr. Grollman focuses on the intersections among systems of oppression (e.g., racism and sexism) to document the experiences and well-being of individuals who belong to multiple marginalized groups (e.g., Black women). Through their teaching, mentorship, community service, and blogging, they look to make their and other scholars' research accessible and relevant to the broader public. In turn, their research is enhanced by the insights they gain from the lives of students and members of the community. As an intellectual activist, Dr. Grollman writes publicly about discrimination and injustice in academia, primarily on their blog, Conditionally Accepted: http://www.insidehighered.com/users/conditionally-accepted.
Course Transformation Grant, Program for Enhancing Teaching Effectiveness, University of Richmond, 2014.
Ford Foundation Diversity Predoctoral Fellowship, 2010-2013.
Diversity Fellows Program, University of Wisconsin, 2010.
National Sexuality Resource Center grant to create a Campus Coalition for Sexual Literacy chapter (Indiana University), 2008-2009.
2016: Faculty Ally of the Year (for LGBTQ students), Office of Common Ground, University of Richmond
Best Dissertation Award, Section on Mental Health, American Sociological Association. 2014.
SAGE Teaching Innovations & Professional Development Award, 2013.
Karl F. Schuessler Award for Graduate Research, Department of Sociology, Indiana University, 2012.
1st Place Graduate Student Paper Competition Award, Midwest Sociological Society, 2012.
Outstanding Graduate Student Mentor Award, Department of Sociology, Indiana University, 2011.
"Sexual Orientation Differences in Women's and Men's Gender Attitudes." American Sociological Association annual meeting. Montréal, Québec, Canada. 2017.
"Sexual Orientation Differences in Attitudes about Sexuality, Race, and Gender." Sociologists for Women in Society winter meeting. Memphis, TN. 2016.
"Measuring Discrimination: 'Discrimination' versus 'Unfair Treatment' Question Wording and Health." Southern Sociological Society. New Orleans, LA. 2015.
"Open Scholarship as Intellectual Activism." Panel on Open Scholarship, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA. 2014.
"Sexual Health and Interpersonal Discrimination among Heterosexual Youth." American Sociological Association. San Francisco, CA. 2014.
Panelist, Virginia Anti-Violence Project's discussion of treatment of transgender individuals by correctional facilities. University of Richmond, June 2014.
"The Social Costs of Gender Non-Conformity for Transpeople: Implications for Discrimination and Health-Harming Behaviors." American Sociological Association. Denver, CO (with Lisa R. Miller). 2012.
"Does Sexuality Matter? A Comparison of Heterosexuals' and Sexual Minorities' Sociopolitical Attitudes." American Sociological Association. Denver, CO. 2012.
"Multiple Forms of Perceived Discrimination and Health Among Adolescents and Young Adults." American Sociological Association. Las Vegas, NV. 2011.
"Anti-LGBTQ Bullying and Harassment: Renewed Attention to an Old Problem," introduction for the session. Society for the Study of Social Problems. Las Vegas, NV. 2011.
Search Committee Member for Associate Director of LGBTQ Campus Life, Office of Common Ground, University of Richmond. 2016.
Co-Facilitator, enVision: A Social Justice Leadership Retreat, University of Richmond. 2015.
Advisory Group Member, Terms of Racial Justice, University of Richmond. 2013-present.
Member, Department Search Committee, University of Richmond. 2014.
Sumerau, J. E., Eric Anthony Grollman, and Ryan Cragun. 2018. "'Oh My God, I Sound Like a Horrible Person': Contemporary Christians and the Conditional Acceptance of Sexual and Gender Diversity." Symbolic Interaction 41(1): 62-82.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2018 "Sexual Orientation Differences in Whites' Racial Attitudes." Sociological Forum 33(1): 186-210.
Grollman, E.A. 2017. Americans' Gender Attitudes at the Intersection of Sexual Orientation and Gender. Journal of Homosexuality. https://doi.org/10.1080/00918369.2017.1398022
Grollman, Eric Anthony and Nao Hagiwara. 2017. "Measuring Self-Reported Discrimination: Trends in Question Wording Used in Publicly Accessible Datasets." Social Currents 4 (4): 287-305.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2017. "Sexual Orientation Differences in Attitudes About Sexuality, Race, and Gender." Social Science Research 61: 126-41.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2017. "Sexual Health and Multiple Forms of Discrimination Among Heterosexual Youth." Social Problems 64: 156–175. doi: 10.1093/socpro/spw031
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Miller, Lisa R., and Eric Anthony Grollman. 2015. "The Social Costs of Gender Non-Conformity for Transgender Adults: Implications for Discrimination and Health." Sociological Forum 30: 809-31. Download the PDF.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2014. "Multiple Disadvantaged Statuses and Health: The Role of Multiple Dimensions of Discrimination." Journal of Health and Social Behavior 55: 3-19.
Meyer, Doug, and Eric Anthony Grollman. 2014. "Sexual Orientation and Fear at Night: Gender Differences among Sexual Minorities and Heterosexuals." Journal of Homosexuality.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2012. "Multiple Forms of Perceived Discrimination and Health among Adolescents and Young Adults." Journal of Health and Social Behavior 53: 199-214.
Lottes, Ilsa L., and Eric Anthony Grollman. 2010. "Conceptualization and Assessment of Homonegativity." International Journal of Sexual Health 22: 219-33.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2008. "Old-Fashioned and Modern Homonegativity within an American College Student Sample." UMBC Review: Journal of Undergraduate Research and Creative Works 9: 76-101.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2018. "Black, Queer, and Beaten: On the Trauma of Graduate School." Pp. 159-171 in Negotiating the Emotional Challenges of Conducting Deeply Personal Research in Health, edited by A. C. H. Nowakowski and J. E. Sumerau. Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press.
Culatta, Elizabeth, Daniel B. Shank, Eric Anthony Grollman, and Alec Watts. 2012. "Social Psychology Graduate Student Advisory Report on a Survey of Student Members." Graduate Student Advisory Committee, Section on Social Psychology, American Sociology Association.
Grollman, Eric Anthony, and Laurel Westbrook. 2017. "Promoting Transgender Justice through Sociology." Footnotes (newsletter of the American Sociological Association) 45(3): 12.
Miller, Lisa R., and Eric Anthony Grollman. 2016. "Discrimination as an Obstacle to the Wellbeing of Transgender Americans." SSN Key Findings, Scholars Strategy Network.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2014 "How Discrimination Hurts Health and Personal Wellbeing." SSN Key Findings, Scholars Strategy Network.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2013. "Blogging for (A) Change." Remarks, Newsletter for the Section on racial and Ethnic Minorities, American Sociological Association.
Grollman, Eric Anthony. 2010. Bystander Intervention Curriculum. A report on sexual violence prevention curricula for Middle Way House, Bloomington, IN.
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USA Today Op-Ed
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Hialeah, celebrating its 60th year of racing, will commemorate Florida`s first Sunday of racing with free admission to the grandstand and clubhouse. The track also will feature the eighth running of the $20,000-added Orange Blossom Handicap for fillies and mares over 6 furlongs.
Hialeah`s Vice President and General Manager Mike Mackey said estimating today`s crowd would be difficult, but that 20,000, ``wouldn`t be out of the question because of the publicity we`ve gotten.
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Incumbents in Richmond and Georgetown won spots on the November ballot after coming in second Tuesday to mayoral challengers who received significantly more votes. But in two other nearby Central Kentucky cities, Paris and Winchester, incumbents came out on top by wide margins.
In Georgetown, Karen Tingle-Sames received 1,466 votes, and former mayor Everette Varney received 2,841 votes. Al Catron, a retired Scott County Fire Department major, was eliminated. He received 961 votes.
Tingle-Sames said she thinks citizens will respond in November to her message of fiscal restraint and the importance of putting taxpayers first.
"They'll make the right choice," she said.
Varney said he was elated by the results.
"I was hoping for something like this," he said of Tuesday's results. "But it exceeds what I had hoped for."
Voters in Georgetown will have to choose from the same candidates who were on the ballot four years ago. In November 2006, Tingle-Sames, who was a city council member, defeated Varney, a two-term mayor, by 84 votes.
In Richmond, incumbent Connie Lawson will face challenger Jim Barnes in November.
Barnes, a former Richmond city commissioner, was the top vote-getter in the three-candidate race with 3,086 votes. Barnes hammered Lawson on a budget deficit, which an audit released last week showed was $3 million for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2009.
"The message is, people are dissatisfied with the way city government has been run," Barnes said. "When you run a business, and you run it into the ground, I don't think they give you a pay raise."
Lawson, who is seeking her third four-year term, received 1,197 votes. Lawson said she didn't "work as hard as my opponent. I look forward to some debates this fall. I look forward to a vigorous campaign."
Ritchie Mesalam was eliminated in the non-partisan primary.
Paris Mayor Mike Thornton, a two-term city commissioner who was appointed after Mayor Don Kiser died from a heart attack in April 2009, received the most votes in the city's primary and advanced with Janet S. Patton, a three-term city commissioner who has also served as mayor pro-tem.
Newcomer Neil Jackson Crump, 31, will not be on the November ballot.
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Voters in Winchester will choose between a political novice and the incumbent in November. Ralph Garrett Harrison, who has never run for public office, came in second behind incumbent Ed Burtner, a former Winchester city manager seeking his second term as mayor.
"I thought I would do a little better, but I'll take it," Harrison said. "I'll sit in the back seat until I can drive."
Harrison ran on a populist theme, emphasizing that he is an average guy who will fight for those affected by a water rate hike.
Burtner said the water increase was necessary as part of a court-ordered consent decree.
"We did everything we could to minimize the impact on the average rate payer," Burtner said.
Clint Jones, a University of Kentucky philosophy instructor who lost against Burtner in 2006, was eliminated in the primary.
"My message just isn't tailored for a small, rural city," Jones said.


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Sounds like you guys had a busy but good week! The house and especial Kayan are looking too cute, still weird to think we are coming up on Halloween. Cornbelly´s is awesome for FHE I hope tim-tim is liking working there again!
This week was Sister Coelho´s birthday and we had a great day! We made a super delicious Portuguese ´cake´ that you make out of crackers and frosting and it was soooo good. I got the recipe so don´t worry!
Hope you all have another great week!!
com muito amor,
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"MOCA needs to be ground breaking…
That goes for everything we do. It is part of our DNA and we should always be asking ourselves how we best engage the diverse voices of our audiences — from local residents to international tourists, artists, creators, students, donors, business and industry, media, and government. MOCA aims to be a 'listening museum', a welcoming place where our artists and their work will pose provocative questions, yet we will also seek a reciprocal relationship with our communities, the public, and the world.
MOCA will be a destination where that exchange between art, artists, and the visitor happens. We will create relevant spaces, ensure they reflect the world we live in now and are sensitive to the differentiated nature of the communities we serve. The experience of art, the inspiration and the instigation that art provokes, can serve as a way for disparate communities to understand themselves and the world around them and create a sense of belonging.
In defining the programming mandate of MOCA Toronto, our approach to relevance is to showcase Canadian artists, some of whom are globally recognized and some who you won't have heard of until you visit us. What this diverse roster of artists will have in common is the interdisciplinary nature of their work and their aspiration for exploration of universal human experiences 'multiple voices' to advance social inclusion."
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Exhibit, research, collect and nurture innovative contemporary art and cultural practices that engage with and address issues and themes relevant to our times.
The Museum of Contemporary Art Toronto Canada (MOCA) is in a defining phase of its evolution, as it moves into a landmark heritage building and further advances 20 years of exhibiting, collecting and nurturing innovative contemporary art and cultural practices.
In September 2018, MOCA will move into a 55,000 square foot purpose-designed home in a former industrial space at the heart of a new neighbourhood in the Lower Junction.
MOCA (formerly known as the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art – MOCCA) has been celebrated for its incisive, artist-centric approach to programming, and hospitable visitor experience.
At its former location on Queen West, the museum functioned as a hub for creative exchange and played a critical role in shaping the city's contemporary art scene. Through a commitment to collaborative partnerships with leading like-minded artists, organizations, institutions and festivals from Toronto and further afield, MOCA connected the city to a national and global network of peers.
MOCA featured the work of over 1,100 Canadian and other international artists, hosted 200+ exhibitions and welcomed 40,000 annual visitors. As the lease on Queen West wound down, the need to move provided an opportunity to seek a larger space that could accommodate the museum's ever-growing aspirations and significance.
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ELLEN PAGE stars in THE CURED – In cinemas 11th May
THE CURED In UK cinemas from 11 May 2018 and on DVD and Digital from 14 May 2018
"ingenious"- Rolling Stone
Evoking George A. Romero at his best, The Cured is a smart zombie film that will get you thinking, even as it scares the living daylights out of you. The tight storytelling, expert direction and captivating performances all hinge around one central question that's never been asked before: when the zombie outbreak is over, what does it mean to be one of the cured?
Years after Europe was ravaged by the Maze virus, transforming people into cannibalistic monsters, a cure is finally found. Senan Browne (Sam Keeley) is haunted by what he did while infected. As he returns to the home of his brother's widow, Abbie (Ellen Page), fear and suspicion threaten to plunge the world back into chaos.
It's been a long time since a zombie film got us this excited. With an impressive debut from director David Freyne, The Cured succeeds in being more than just another zombie film and calls to mind landmark hits in the genre such as Dawn of the Dead and 28 Days Later.
Rather than focusing on the outbreak itself, writer-director David Freyne sets his sights on what happens after a solution has been found. In this case, what do you do if you had a zombie infection, committed all manner of atrocities, were cured but you can remember everything? Could you live with yourself? Would your family take you back or cast you out? How would society treat you? What would happen if it all started over again? It also ominously asks, if 75% of the infected have been cured, what do you do with the remaining 25% who can't be?
Set in Ireland and written against the backdrop of the European bailouts and protests as well as the Zika virus, The Cured is a timely, intelligent genre movie that stays current as tensions once again rise across the continent.
Featuring a standout performance from Ellen Page as the sister-in-law of a newly cured zombie, The Cured marks Freyne as a filmmaker to watch.
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"pulls off a fresh take on zombie terrain."- Variety
"Heartbreaking, compelling, terrifying"- Globe and Mail
"a genre film to beat in 2018 "- RogerEbert.com
"flashes of ear-shattering violence…classic jump-out-of-your-seat moments" – The Hollywood Reporter
"a compelling narrative"- **** Bloody Disgusting
"uses the zombie mythos as Romero intended" – Dread Central
"a novel take on an age old favorite [genre]"- Ain't It Cool News
"a fantastic set up for an unorthodox zombie thriller…an engaging, thoughtful addition to the growing subgenre"- Collider
"Visceral, gripping, and markedly intelligent… brilliant central performances." – **** UK Film Review


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Hong Kong's new concept store, Konzepp, is full of freakishly fun little gadgets and trinkets. To complement the stores selection, designer Geoff Tsui, co-founder of design firm 33WILL, created an angular and twisted bright yellow facade.
Tsui wanted to give people passing by a small taste of what's inside the store, and this vibrant architectural element is the perfect way to spark curiosity. Not only did Tsui design the space, he is also the co-founder of Konzepp, along with close friend Willie Chan.Inside, stark white shelves line the walls and are filled with cool design products, while slanted yellow posts press against the wall shelves and reach from the floor to the ceiling. The retail counter reflects the design of the facade - asymmetrical, angular, and yellow. One of the most intriguing parts of the store is it's location. The cool shop is hidden on a small alley, steps below the side street, where it's discovery would most likely be an unintentional treat or sorts.
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At least he's a happy drunk. Get well soon!
I feel like this isn't genuine. I'm not impressed.
Have we really come to this? Has everyone in western societies become so
obsessed with garnering their 15 lame minutes of fame to the point where
they must post fake or staged videos and pass them off as legit?
Pardon my pessimism, but this is just pathetic and stupid.
Why don't they drug us like that in my country…
Because its UMERICA
Its a kid guys and he's just a little excited after been drugged!
Everyone with the negative comments need to find a life.
He wont be happy when it starts itching!
Do they really give anesthesia when putting casts on, I'm from the UK and I
watched mine get put on, fully lucid. And no offence, but who names a kid
What kind of drugs do you give them over there?! oO
And on this day, Jack Black's spirit entered a new mortal shell, so he may
continue his eternal struggle against things that are totally lame. Thanks
to the power given to him by *THE METAL*.
Man, they gave him the good stuff.
Give it a lick, it tastes like like raisin
Walker is high as balls!
Lol I am going to get my wisdom teeth taken out next week and I am going to
be on anesthesia. I hope I dont get as weird as that lol
Why is it that Mcdonald's employees always act like their job is on the
line when I ask for extra sauce??
Yup. That kid is fucking high as fucking fuck.
He he, he looks like a very enthusiastic Jack Black
What a stupid name for a person lol. Mind as well name him Runner, Stopper,
Crawler, Mover, Redcast
I love my generation
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Mr David on Mar 30, 2015
A lovely, excellently equipped cottage in a most serene and scenic part of the country side. Just relaxing, reading a book with the log fire burning and the tick of the clock in the background was such a stress releasing tonic that we both nodded off from time to time. The local countryside makes for great exploration and we were lucky to be there at lambing time, some which followed us a while on our walks. We found the cottage clean throughout with all the facilities in very good order and practical. Everyone we met was warm and friendly. We will definitely go back again and would highly recommend Caroline Cottage as a superb location and property to have a great break away from life in the City.
Mr & Mrs Steele from Bradford
We had the most amazing holiday at Caroline Cottage, well equipped cottage with the most amazing views and walks. We will be back next Summer!
Mr & Mrs O Brien
From the moment we entered Caroline Cottage we felt at home. Loved sitting in front of the log fire on an evening and walking during the day. We loved High Force and had a wonderful day at Beamish. Thank you so much for making our holiday special.
Mr & Mrs Coleman
Thank you Gillian for allowing us to stay in your wonderful cottage, we have loved every minute of our holiday. After a day of walking taking in the breath taking scenery it was lovely to come home and relax in Caroline Cottage.
Mr & Mrs Wheatsfield
Thank you Thank you!! This has to be the best holiday cottage we have ever stayed at, we adored the window seat in the front lounge overlooking for village green, the beds were so comfy, the cottage is equipped with everything we needed. And the local pubs in the village were great! We will be back.
Mr & Mrs Chandler said on May 7, 2014
The best holiday cottage we have ever stayed at! We felt at home the minute we arrived, you have thought of everything to make our stay just perfect! Fabulous views over the village green of Romaldkirk and great walks on the doorstep and only a few miles from Barnard Castle. We will definitely be booking this holiday cottage again as we didn't have time to visit everywhere we wanted… And two pubs only metres away, we really were spoilt for choice at this holiday cottage.
Mrs Fairfax said on Mar 18, 2014
From the moment we arrived we felt at home. There was a lovely card and welcome gift waiting for us on the dining room table, and the cottage itself was immaculately clean. Everything we could possibly need was there. The fully fitted kitchen had all the utensils required to easily prepare meals and there was even a washing machine to wash my clothes after a particularly wet and windy walk! The bedrooms were beautiful. There was a lovely window seat in the twin room which was quite perfect for reading! The cottage is in a perfect location for walks. From the doorstep, to walks further afield, the area is quite beautiful. High Force was a mere 10-15minute drive away. We also enjoyed frequent visits to Barnard Castle which offers a handful of quirky little shops and lovely tea rooms.
Mr & Mrs Charlton said on Oct 8, 2013
Lovely clean cottage, set in a lovely little village. We really loved our stay and will be back!!
Jon Macdonald said on May 12, 2013
Thanks for letting us stay in your beautiful cottage, the best we have stayed in. Even the decor was second to none. We will definitely be back to this lovely cottage and wonderful area of the country. Thanks again.
Dawn Hains said on May 8, 2013
What a great little country cottage! and next door to the local village pub! We had a lovely relaxing holiday in Caroline Cottage, we enjoyed the walks (Joe the dog too). We will be back, thanks again!
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Valter's Spacewalker with Dave's Astro Hog in the background.
Web log for the Johannesburg Model Aircraft Club (JOMAC), showing the day to day activities of the club. Members' contributions welcome.
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Donovan's spotted electric pusher, made mostly of paper covered foam. The airframe cost R30 to make.
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Malcolm Stiles sent me these photos of my Junior 60.
Thanks Malcolm, let's have more.
He also took this photo of an Sbach 342, and the one below of Alex.
Alex' electric Sandown. Originally a free flight PAAload design.
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- December 31st, 2017 is the deadline for any Active Duty Military member stationed out-of-state to apply to our office for the exemption of one motor vehicle that is garaged or kept in Haddam.
State of Connecticut Elderly Homeowner's (Circuit Breaker) + Town of Haddam Elderly and Disabled Tax Relief Program. The filing period for these programs begins February 1st, 2018 and runs through May 15th, 2018.
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BERNARDS TWP. A break-in at a gas station led to the theft of a undetermined a mount of cash last weekend, according to police.
Will's Mobil at Route 202 and Madisonville Road was entered through a window sometime overnight between Saturday, Nov. 4, and Sunday, Nov. 5, police said.
The stolen cash had been left for the morning employee to open the station with.
A 2000 Subaru was found to be stolen after police received a report of an abandoned car at the Olde Mill Inn parking lot on Route 202 at 1:50 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 5.
The car, which had been left at the site for approximately three weeks, was owned by a Whippany woman and was stolen in Morris Plains on Oct. 2, police said.
Harold Wilming, 31, of Montclair, was arrested on drug charges after a motor vehicle stop on Interstate 78 eastbound near King George Road at 2:20 a.m. Friday, Nov. 3, according to police.
Police said Patrolman Kevin Little stopped a 1994 Ford for speeding and detected the odor of marijuana. Little then received a consent search and was padding down Wilming, a passenger, when police said he found a marijuana pipe with marijuana.
Wilming was charged with possession of marijuana under 50 grams and possession of drug paraphernalia, police said. The driver, Tommy Bowman, 24, of Montclair, was charged with speeding, police said.
A soda machine located at the side of the Liberty Corner Amoco service station at Church Street and Valley Road was broken into sometime overnight between Thursday, Nov. 2, and Friday, Nov. 3, police said.
Someone pried open the machine's door before taking an undetermined amount of cash.
A Summit Drive resident reported that a power line on Knollcroft Road was down and had started a brush fire at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 2, police said.
The Liberty Corner Fire Company responded and extinguished the fire. GPU also responded and fixed the line, restoring power shortly after 2 p.m.
A 10-speed Trek bicycle owned by a Grove Road man was stolen while locked to the bicycle rack at the Lyons Train Station on Wednesday, Nov. 1, police said. The bicycle was valued at approximately $600.


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Born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, Rosalee Ochoa is an American bikini model. She's been seen on Internet sites and mariobrownphoto.com, as well as the 2013 Caliente Calendar. She weighs 103 lbs. and her measurements are 34D-24-34.
She wrote on her instagram "Beauty lies within the heart." Rosalee Ochoa relaxes by going to the gym. The three things that make her happy are Las Vegas, friends and dancing and the three things that annoy her are loud people, "people that think [they] are way cool but they are really not, [and] creepers."
Per her page on modelmayhem.com, Rosalee said, "I'm from Salt Lake City, Utah. I've been modeling for about 2 years. Very easy to work with."
She told impulsegamer.com that she loves travelling and having a good time. "I love the gym, [I'm] easy going and very fun." Rosalee got into modeling because "people kept telling me to do [it] and I wouldn't, but one day out of impulse I did it and I fell in love with it." Rosalee has been modeling since she was 18. She added she loves the travelling she gets to do with modeling. The worst part of modeling, though, is "grumpy photographers or just cheap photographers that want me to shoot for pictures."
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As of this bio, Rosalee has one tattoo on her left arm, a rose "for Rosalee, of course."
She said the three things couldn't live without include her cellphone, Facebook and credit cards.
As for dating, Rosalee looks for a man that is tall and strong and brown. Her favorite TV show is "Bad Girls Club," her favorite food is Mexican, and her favorite color is pink.
She was arrested on September 23, 2012 for simple assault, public intoxication and disorderly conduct. When not traveling for modeling, Rosalee Ochoa lives in Salt Lake City.


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Compromise over new tenancy agreements
Compromise over new tenancy agreements
By Shelley Wright
Scotland correspondent
AFTER months of wrangling, Scotlands farmers and landowners have finally agreed the basis for new tenancy agreements.
Early last year, when the Scottish Executive unveiled its land reform plans, rural development minister Ross Finnie told NFU Scotland and the Scottish Landowners Federation that it was up to them to stop arguing and reach agreement on new tenancy rules.
The union originally wanted new tenancy agreements to be for a minimum of 15 years, while the landowners starting point was a maximum of five years.
This week the two organisations published their agreed proposal, which they will submit to Mr Finnie.
Under the agreement, two distinct types of limited duration tenancies are proposed: short-term lettings of up to five years, and longer, whole-farm lets with a minimum term of 15 years.
John Kinnaird, vice-president of NFU Scotland, said: "The significance of this agreement should not be underestimated. This issue has polarised opinions for far too long. "Under the new agreement, existing tenancies will be protected and new forms of tenancy agreement will provide more flexibility and security as well."
SLF convener Robert Balfour said the new tenancies offered a structured system that provided legal certainty for both landowners and tenants.
"It was important that an agreement was reached to provide not only fresh opportunities for the industry, but assurances for the parties to a lease," he said.
Mr Finnie is currently drafting the new agricultural holdings legislation, which is expected to be published for consultation late in the autumn. *


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Fort Prado yes, Original Spin no
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. - Fort Prado came back from a short layoff and a minor injury and won the Black Tie Affair Handicap for the second year in a row, but the other star of the Prairie State Festival on Saturday at Arlington, Original Spin, faded to sixth in her first start here since winning the Arlington-Washington Lassie last summer.
Fort Prado ($2.80) was more workmanlike than brilliant under Robby Albarado, who took the day off at Churchill Downs and won two of the six Illinois-bred stakes races here.
With Big Glori winging on the lead, Albarado waited in the back tier of a strung-out field, letting Fort Prado progress on his own on the run down the backstretch. Fort Prado got serious around the far turn as Big Glori started backing up, and he cut the corner right on top of the lead. But instead of bursting clear from the much less accomplished Majestic Zeal, Fort Prado had to work to win by a neck.
It was good enough for trainer Chris Block, who won this race for the fourth time in six years.
"There's a lot of pressure involved when you run a horse like this," said Block.
Fort Prado, who won his fourth straight start, was timed in 1:42.18, earning the winner's share of an $86,400 purse. Home of Stars finished well for third.
Original Spin, meanwhile, making her first start since March, was very aggressive in the paddock, but she settled well for jockey Jesse Campbell in the Purple Violet, the day's first stakes, and had a good stalking position three furlongs out.
"I thought it was a matter of how far I'd win by," Campbell said.
Instead, Original Spin flattened out, probably tiring while making her first start after the long layoff.
Ahead of her, Rolling Sea, purchased privately by owner Ro Parra and turned over to trainer Steve Asmussen after running for a $50,000 claiming price May 19, raced close to a fast pace and held well to win by a length.
Favored Rich Fantasy rallied for second, with longshot Unreal Rocket third. Rolling Sea paid $18.60 to win, running the mile in 1:36.41.
High Expectations, last to first
A fan watching the White Oak Handicap on a television monitor would have seen at about the three-eighths pole a field of eight horses gearing up for the stretch run. But there were nine in the race, and the one you couldn't see was the one to watch. High Expectations, some 18 lengths behind the leader on the backstretch, rallied from last and beat longshot Iron Rogue by one length in the $85,700 race.
The victory gave trainer Christine Janks her second stakes win of the afternoon, and High Expectations turned in a tremendous effort. But credit also belongs to jockey Francisco Torres, who is in the midst of an Arlington renaissance this summer.
"Cisco rode him great," said Janks, who trains High Expectations for the S.D. Brilie Limited Partnership. "I told him to stay on the rail, and if you get stopped, you get stopped."
High Expectations ($6.60) won for the sixth time in eight Arlington starts, and his six-furlong time of 1:08.89 set a stakes record. Just See James finished third, a neck behind Iron Rogue.
Tally Up holds off the favorite
Four months ago, in his first start of the season, Tally Up turned in an explosive performance, and in the Springfield Stakes he finally followed up on it. Jockey Larry Sterling, subbing for an injured Chris Emigh, put Tally Up in a perfect stalking position, and the horse took care of the rest, accelerating into the stretch and holding off a late inside rally from favored Barely Union Scale to win by a half-length.
Trained by Brian Williamson for Nancy Vanier and Cartwright Thoroughbreds, Tally Up was timed in 1:36.59 for the one-turn mile, and paid $10.40 to win. Barely Union Scale held off Wildwood Hat Trick for the place.
Bluesbdancing upsets Pretty Jenny
Bluesbdancing and jockey Eddie Razo got into traffic about a quarter-mile from the finish in the Isaac Murphy Handicap, but favored Pretty Jenny was too far behind to take advantage. By the time Pretty Jenny found her stride in the stretch, Razo had extricated Bluesbdancing, who finished well and held off hard-charging Pretty Jenny to win the $82,050 race by a neck.
Bluesbdancing, trained by Terrel Gore for owners Bob and Nancy Bartels, isn't especially flashy, but she's an excellent sprinter. Saturday's win was her eighth in only 12 starts, and she's now won four stakes races. She was timed in 1:10.26 for the six furlongs. Denoun N Deverb, who dueled with Taylor Madison on the backstretch, finished third.
- Janks scored the first of her two stakes wins Saturday with Ms. Lydonia, who finished strongly to beat You Dancing Devil by a neck in the $87,900 Lincoln Heritage Handicap. Janks also took third in the race with Modjadji, who would have been a shorter price than Ms. Lydonia had the two not been coupled in the betting.


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July 2012.
The big news in June was the changes to mortgage lending rulesannounced by Jim Flaherty, Minister of Finance. Here are the highlights:
Lowering of themaximum allowed amortization for insured mortgages from 30 years to 25 years.
Lowering the limitwhen refinancing to 80% of the value of a home.
Fixing the maximumgross debt service ratio at 39% and total debt service ratio at 44%;
Limiting theavailability of government-backed insured mortgages to homes with a purchaseprice of less than $1 million
Mr. Flaherty said he wants people to be cautious." "Somecalming of the market is desirable." He said his changes will hit only asmall number of people. "What we anticipate is less than five per cent ofnew home purchasers will be affected by these measures."
While there is no doubt that this will take a number of buyersout of the market, it will create pressure on the rental market rates as nowbuyers who were thinking of purchasing will now go into rentals. So in fact ifyou own rental property, this change becomes a good thing for you!
The Toronto Real Estate Board reported 9,422 sales in June 2012,bringing the year to date total to 50,778 homes sold at an average price of$505,366. 2012 is shaping up to be a record year for sales in Toronto becausethe GTA housing market remains, (hard to believe) affordable! The share of theaverage household's income going toward major home ownership payments for theaverage priced home remains near 35%, below the 39 per cent ceiling set by Mr.Flaherty.
While the majority of people pause for summer, pause to see howother people react to the changes, it is an excellent to buy! If you wereconsidering purchasing an income property or upgrading your home or know ofsomeone thinking of buying this year, July/August will be a great time, asthere will be less competition!
If you have any questions, or know of someone who needs myexpertise, give me a call, I'll be happy to help, or just chat.
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" Positive thinking brings positive things." Don't believe me try it for 24 hours see what you manifest ;)
Sep 24, 2011
The flow continues as the world keeps spining One leaves and another soul enters.
Why must the young "pass away" all the while knowing we will never be far away .
The stars twinkle and the skies fall with tears called rain.
One life and light enters the gates of the holyiest land.
Praise in the knowing this one did right by those that knew him and he too was one that was part of the masses of "light workers."
WE ARE ALL LIGHT and we ALL will be there not only in spirit but also in strength.
Rotations rotate the shifts that are transpiring for US all.
Relocations of all kinds small and large will be part of the rotation to bring mother Earth back to her original self.
Why sometimes do those that gave fought the hardest have to exit first?
Why is it that in knowing they are not physically here but you can still hear them does the pain not lesson?
The answers are inside while tears of sadness flow through both in and out.
Beats move the pace as the mind flucuates in rythem to the beat of knowing he is love and he gave love freely.
In remembernce to Luis WE LOVE YOU BROTHER, you will be missed.
To those that loved and think its lost tonight I say its never lost. It is meally replaced with no more pain for the other while you endore what this small trip has to offer.
It offers both suffering and non suffering. When seeing both sides to the same Earth you see that the light hits both sides just as the dark comes and goes into the reflection of your pupils.
Place a flower in the hair of your daughters and teach the boys how to dance so oneday they will do the same.
Treat those you can't stand as someone you can't live without.
With one that exits another light worker enters into this abyss of Earth and its creatures drawn by the masters creations .
Exit one enters two somewhere .
Exits masses enters abundance of brighter .
Add it all up WE ARE ONE , One unity, One beat, One rythem, One heart, One Love, One Whole pie staying around till you exit and others enter behind your departure .
In rememberance to ALL that move upward and on ward. In rebrence to US ALL it will happen eventally.
Just try to "BE" nice and non judgemental while your breathing, because how you treat others is how you feel about yourself.
There goes one more as a child takes there first breath and someone is drinking a shot of whisky else where.
Exit, Enter, Remove, Add, all the while loving all that you have experienced.
Smile for us for you because there are many crying for them selves and US.
One exits another One enters <3
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- Kevin FOctober 13, 2011 at 12:11 PM
Angie, my name is Kevin and I from Canada. I just got your post on my YouTube Channel, and I was wondering if it was you...thank you so much.ReplyDelete
I wanted to let you know how much of an inspiration you were to many people on that show. I have always wondered more than any other guest on Ricki's show how you were doing.
Every time I see the episode, I get teary eyed. You were so brave, and just so full of life despite everything else.
I had been thinking about making a video called "Ricki's Journey with Angie" basically showing clips of each show you were on. Would you like that? And, how are things for you now... even if it's online, I want to be your friend. You are already just so amazing.
- Kevin FOctober 13, 2011 at 12:21 PM
I sent Ricki a tweet with your wonderful blog and post on my channel... obiously she gets many messages but hopefully she will see it.ReplyDelete
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Light to the World (Discussion Guide)
Light to the World (Discussion Guide)
How can we talk about politics in a way that is uniquely Christian, no matter what ideas we may have about government? In the middle of an especially divisive election season, this question is extremely important: Jesus talked a lot about being a king and ushering in a new kingdom, and his followers must demonstrate faith and confidence that sets them apart from the people around them.
This five-session discussion guide will take readers and small groups through some of the truths that make Christians distinct from their neighbors when politics comes up.
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Ron Seff, Polished Steel Bench, USA, c. 1980
This elegant polished stainless steel bench designed and madeproduced by Ron Seff in the early 1980s , the ideally proportioned piece epitomizes the Seff'shis masterful use of metal and curvaceous formsy of design. The pictured bench is from the design's bench is from the original production series and is in excellent condition.
Seff's pieces epitomize the custom approach to design popular during the period in which he worked. Each piece was handmade by artisans trained by the early masters of twentieth-century European design.
Todd Merrill Studio has been chosen as the exclusive representative for the vintage collection of works by Ron Seff. After 36 years of business, Ron Seff has formally closed its doors at their final showrooms in New York and Miami. The present selection comprises the artist's original showroom models and prototypes, mostly dating to the early 1980s, which have been meticulously stored cared for since the artist's death in the late 1980s. None of these designs will be produced again, and most of the remaining works are the last of their original production.Todd Merrill Studio is the exclusive representative of Ron Seff's vintage collection. The present selection features the artist's original showroom models and prototypes, most dating back to the early 1980s. None of these designs will be produced again and most of the remaining works are the last from their original production series.
Today, integrating materials such as as shagreen, bone, lacquered leathers, and shell to furniture pieces is becoming a lost art. These works offer clients a unique opportunity to acquire vintage pieces that are in excellent condition and made with the level of artistry no longer found anywhere in the world.
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Now some fresh pickings from the Political Grapevine…
An Inconvenient Truth?
One major side effect of climate change -- you may not have considered?
ISIS -- says one Democratic presidential hopeful.
"One of the things that preceded the failure of the nation state of Syria, the rise of ISIS, was the effect of climate change and the mega drought that affected that region, wiped out farmers, drove people to cities, created a humanitarian crisis. It created the symptoms - or rather the conditions - of extreme poverty that lead now to the rise of ISIL."
The head of the Republican Party pounced-- quote -- "it's abundantly clear no one in the Democratic Party has the foreign policy vision to keep America safe."
Former chairman Michael Steele tweeted --quote-- "you mean if I drive a Prius ISIS goes away?
The Atlantic Magazine defends the former governor.
"O'Malley's comment isn't as weird as it might initially seem. There's an established body of work that draws a connection between drought, resource scarcity, and conflict in general."
But one Scientist says it would be more efficient to focus on other issues like poverty and corruption.
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"I'll put this in a crude way. No amount of climate change is going to cause civil violence in the state where I live -- Massachusetts. I sometimes have the feeling that some people only care about human suffering if it can be traced to climate change."
To Say or Not to Say
Your tax dollars are funding a war on words.
The Washington Free Beacon reports the government invested nearly $100,000 to bring Shakespeare to the stage--but without the bard's actual words.
The artistic director for the Synetic Theater -- cites Charlie Chaplin as his inspiration.
One critic described it this way --quote --
"The fact that many Washingtonians consider silent Shakespeare an improvement rather than an oxymoron -- reflects unkindly on the capital's cultural pretensions."
In another case -- the government is spending $125,000 to study adjectives that could be perceived as sexist or racist.
The grant for the study will examine letters of recommendation because --quote--
"Good" for a woman may mean something objectively less good than "good" for a man."
The lead investigator of the study said she plans to apply for additional funding in 2016.


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"Looking Back, Looking Forward, and Pulling It Together: A Celebration of Teaching Excellence in the Minnesota State Universities." Proceedings of the Bush Foundation Undergraduate Teaching Conference (Brooklyn Park, Minnesota, April 27-28, 1995).
Bemidji State Univ., Minn.
This conference proceedings consists of three keynote addresses and four representative papers. Keynote addresses include: "Impediments to Critical Thinking: Cultural Forces and Our Own 'Stuckness'" by Chet Meyers (which identifies social and cultural elements which make educational change difficult but critically important); "Cultural Diversity in Teaching, Learning, and the Curriculum" by Maudie Williams (which addresses multicultural issues in the curriculum and educational community); and "The Perpetual Dilemmas of General Education" by Michael Field (which discusses ongoing reports critical of the state of education and the author's involvement in one such project). Additional papers included as representative of workshop sessions are: "Teaching White Students About American Indian Nations Through Direct and Indirect Intercultural Learning Opportunities" (Laurinda Porter); "Critical Thinking: An American Indian Teaching Model for Cooperative Learning" (Sheryl Dowlin); "Workshop in Global Social Science" (Thomas O'Toole); and "Students' Perceptions of General Education Courses: Giving Students a Voice" (Angie B. Bomier, Jeffrey Pribyl). (Some papers contain references.) (MSE)
Descriptors: American Indians, College Curriculum, College Instruction, Critical Thinking, Cross Cultural Studies, Cultural Pluralism, Educational Attitudes, Educational Change, Educational Quality, Educational Trends, Excellence in Education, General Education, Higher Education, Role of Education, Social Sciences, State Universities, Student Attitudes
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Tonight I dusted them off and decided to use what I had in my stash to finish this quilt. I have almost a whole bolt of the green checked fabric that I bought for $1.00 (!) per yard about a year ago. I have plenty for the backing, too. What do you think?
I might put a light pink border around the quilt (I'd have to buy the fabric) to frame it. I'll probably use more of the green fabric to bind it, too. In the dark pink block at the top, I'll have all of my bee members sign it. Here's a closeup of the fabric: